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7T^' / :..(,•:•• • ..SL_- ''i(frii-.ff*>fpA#' i lu*s*£.<» Vs-V TV 1M > -A H s*ij* Antigone given new life by summer theatre cast Antigone came to life again] Her sweet little sister can see [back of vour neck stand up. Thursday night at the opening I no sense in going to a lot of EveryUme Creon appears, he of thia Greek tragedy done ups trouble over some stinker that i is accompanied by a little girl ' ' \ j** 1 ** » v « a ra P fo r his !««'* \ who plays the part of his page \!*7. *M &~^ in modern flavor This cat Creon Ls the uncle of two gals whose old grav. \ c- old haired daddy, Oedipus, used to sisters anyway. She loves life and she wants to live The moment the trlk Anti* FACl * Westbrooti seeing latest fashions hoy. She never has anything to say but her facial expressions couldyfill a book. Terrific! be king of Greece. They all lfv«H gone that she is beautiful and Needless to say, Antigone gets together in the palace that j Antigone remarks without even [her comeuppance and all the Creon now rules over cause he j saying so much as a \do vou i really good guv* end up dead took over the kingdom when the | really think so^nm^N'o/ I'm 'wtrh Creon facing a future of two brothers of the gals fought not beautiful! M you know this Honeliness with his law to keep each other to the bitter end and [gal is a trouble maker. j him warm And that stinker out- fell on each other's swords. she romps through the emo-\! **<** the palace walls has to go To make a political example' tions of a martyr looking for on ^ing a rotten reminder for! Bobby Westbrook Ls at it of the two naughty boys who \ her time to *ay her big speech another month. |again. . .down in New York! waged civil war in the torn land,! and she gets, everyone told off, j It is hard ta tell Just * ho ts' (ftv !or the .unveiling of the Creon buries one with pomp and but good, in between throwing : the most stubborn or should we! ****** surprises the fashion circumstance and leaves the dtrt in the Ua\ of her departed say ••determined\ character in other brother out on the hill to; bnHher in trying to bury him. j this play. All of the characters decompose He was the rear The fact that she doesn't get gave a real and moving per rotter of the two, anyway. 'very far with the job does not formance. Not once did they •Aatigane ks Incensed by this matter it is the .principle of step out of character by so PAGE DOT BQURUER, Editor Saturday, July 8, 1967 ••!§ •»•• ROIGH VU)RK — Corey Phelps, left, who playi the part of Crc/wi, twists the arm of Antigone, right. played by Charlotte Forbes, when she antagonizes him uith her taunts. cruel treatment of the remains of her big brother and swears she will bury him. Anyone getting caught doing such a thing will be put to d^ath. Vou can just see that the thins I much as the flick of an evelash. houses have for us this fall. She will cover all the events from shoes to. headwear with s of alt that the designers think we will want in between. Aftec-'the rounds of all the The actors are bolh in residence at the col- lege for the summer theatre this year. Corey is tram I>es M>ines, Iowa and Charlotte hails from Islip, Long IsIarnW _ > AVhcn *>hc fina.lv has to face Charlotte Forbes did not play! farK >' presentations <»nd they up to ('retm-and he tcHs-W Antigone. She WAS Antigone. £ et * ined and dined al D1 »*y what a couple of stinkers her And those two chorus girls. \<* th * showings), Bobby West- brothers were and that thev count them. two. Thev were! brook * in take typewriter in ; r; weren't wonh her life or death, real fine in the slinky black i ^nd and send u* the latest 11 this little pussy cat LS d>ing to \ she gives a tremendous perform-; gowns that somehow .didn't word on what is in snore .It get caught. ... fance that makes the hair on the I quite come off sexy. t *-** Sp™* thc fashion Anises \ . Date'calendar TODAY •1 Jammer Theatre production of \Antigone.\ at Hawkins Hall auditorium at 8 3d pm Rummage sale, by Girl Scout Troop 114, at Catholic Daugh- ters Hall on St Charles St .C to raise funds for trip to Kxpo. MNDAY ..Chicken Bar-b-que, by Lyon Mountain Volunteer Fire De- partment, at the fire house from 1 to 6 pm Games and refreshments - MO\D\Y Altaoa Youth 1 ommksion reg- istration at 1 p m a! the Fein- berg Park, for swimming, arts and crafts-. - r - - - _—••.. '.-*-•-......: The Mornsonyille Community Church covered dish supper, at Earl Bradley* camp at 5 pm. St. Theresa Circle ttl Daugh- ters of Isabella.: regular month- ly meeting, in Notre Dame School...at 7 30 pm. ! Births MIOL1ETT.A-A boy, Rex Sex- tus, to J>lr and Mrs Joseph Miglietta of Rouses Point. | SKNKCAL '•— A girl. Jean; •• Marie, to Mr and Mrs Richard ; Senecal of 260 Margaret St. j [ G'OHLKK -A girl-Kimberlyl Jean, to Mr and Mr?.: Harold i Gohlke of 113 So. Catherine St. ; r LAIH'KE - A boy. Clarence 1 * Randall' Jr . to Mr. and Mrs. I Clarence R LaDuke of RFD I \ BROWN- V girl, Grace Rose,; • to'-Mr and Mrv . RosWe.ll Brown • of ~$ Stahdish.-St. \•\.'\.'* . - ; CARLTON MOlSSKVl Graduates t ated ham, ClarkxAii Oillege of • i Tri'iinolo^y uith a bachelor of ; scienc o d«-Qrce- in hiet-haruca 1 lenginecnng. -' . | Carlton R. >!*>us^aii' : son of ' M<»ussrau K now; employed at, [ Mr. and Mr'?. Ralph.-Mous'^au .the Si . K^uis Paper -...Co*. tel of B Rovnton Ave, ha5 cradu-l Drfnirt \ ....-' | gave the reporters ail of .10 min-! utes a day to get out their 1 f stories. As soon as we get the releases from her we \*iil passj the information on to you. j We have some pictures that' -will go along with the storied and in this way the North Country will know just as soon Watch for Bobby ••Westhr.-iokV as any other part of !he world first story She ha >a frunt line what the latent trends are to j seat for every event and shock vour gTrl friends amF new*r~r«rnn its wav -— BOBBY WKSTBROOK pleasure the men. n le A lovelier vou Hosien acl< new role OU> TLMER—Bnice Moore from KITenburg Center, scans the old theatre poster ad\erfis- in« a comedy show. The prints of bill lv>ard advertising of yesteryear are on display in the Feinberg Library Art Gallerv. Bruce is in the summer independent study program studving lor his masters degree *ith a spe- cial emphasis on mathematics. ^He is thc sou of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore. ^oif r guide 'yieiesA n i erica 1 1 s a b roa d By CHRIS MacGTLL T T>urTng ^^ ur of K.urope nn<] sren ihe trarelrr for a -few fails, sterner measures are -Associated Press Writer • the Middle Kast. the plane car-;.; hours javaitabte MEXICO HTY <AP»—The av-; rymg Cfap^addle and his party }• Such incidents don't interfere t A traveler ^ ho make^ himself erage American traveler loves of 33 ditched in 'the Red\-Sea •'•with:.tours;'however. ..• •• j objectionable during an organ- San FYanqisco above all the'The gn>up drifted in iite rafts -The tnp ahvavs goes .on!*': ^^ tour, may be expeiled from cities of the earth, enjoys shop- for'-oyer two hourvki>t ail Us\ ^ays Oapsaddle.^ d part-time' the group on the spot and dip- ping' more than an\thmg, com-; luggage. '• \ '' ' actor ..-'it's like the \show \ j ewer himself unable ever apa^n p!ain> bitterly atxan minor in-1 \TCt.aflcf Wp'ui^Hrtirf!\^. Clapsaddio .starltd hts career-to takr trtr -f^.rH trip The :< conveniences but behaves splen-fsaid Clapsaddlr. * not 3^^Hi.|eff; y^hilv still a student at DePauw American \Society\ . of Travel Vthe tour acxl no one was afraid University He. hungered to go-Agents maintain^ a blacklist of y 1 to get on thet next pixne\ ^ 0 Kufone.'bute couldn l;afford it such persons Clapsaddle said didly .in a crisis That*:? the American away i iu %*•*. m mr r,rw \m*w.- \Q Europ from home ^. seen by Joseph! the so-called rail cruises So\hc did research, organized ai* ^^ typical travelers favorite Clapsaddle of NW York who at which are Clapsaddle> curn.nt thret* month tour for 32 of his'activity? -..': the age of 25 has been escorting spe<-ialty * have their hazard^, fellow students and got his trip U ^Pwplr want to shop Kvcn tours -tor seven years He's be- : too During a tram tnp acn^s : | nr -as : \the pndc I *'ben they go from New \ark to corne a past master at the^ art Canada...the engineer had to;.. -That wa^-the hanUst\trip 1 California and the. item has of puttinc\tourists exactlyiwhere'* make a sudden stop txrau^e*f4 rVrr r.Ncortcd * he savs. 4# But be*»rt made in the east and most of them want to'be—in a an obstrtjetton of Thr\ track- ^r^vel got -into mi: blood/* \ shipped to.California and costs protective cocoon from which (lapsaddle awoke to ih^ vnjnd Sinep then the diminutive ^ more they *ant to buy it in they gare-securely at the pass-.'of *crcamm£ Hi- 35 t«»nr rn^rn in£ scew* ; ner<, m**st of them already <n:t Of tourists aFrroad. Clapsaddle' of bed. had b«^en b^ai ahotit Ka>^. 'They *ant to come but like rag &*}*. Kach ht*d <*mw most of them don> really want «ort of intufy, -raneiri; fr<>in to be there** -cuts to broken b»mf< To k* ; ep the traielcrs—Clap : ; It was the third day «>f a 1\> saddle affe*ctK>nately rails th*>m day trip But despite th« lone *TT»y chickens'* — from •'really ; )ourney M?11 ahead, no «ine went .being there..\ tour escorts he- h<»me* Kvirvone ^ru^K^*d come waging reference• ba<4;« • thro«gH~4he-4i4n itrf^^aFv 4n- They know where the shon- eluding one pa*s»»u£eT uhi» trav-\ keepers speak Enc^tsh mhK-h eled from then on m a -wtieeJ-' hotels have air conditioning, chair. <lapsadd»e has es^rted tour- j -California. Americans arejxry- ists to everv .naj^^r area of the ers--cven when thevreTio'Tn^ to ;-!.»|>o . nnh tnp' exception of put the stuff in their.cl^nas and t hma Russia and the AntarcV; WVfr use tt \ i )r * r •• ; IM**% it distress Clapsaddle-to' : Thx> mo.t p*»pular ntv m the ^ee OK chickens happily spend ui>rld Wrarv to the usual ing their pme chistcred an»und opinion is rvit Pans tmU San : M«-e cminh rs when they could . ..„. _ __ . „ F*\an<-isr«; M he fmd< '''** lasting their sotf^ on -the . '• + lh.s own favorite spot*' ' cathedrals of Kurnpe. the foun- | hi llClltl S 1I>I -Cm fickle -rapciw^ ^ thr-\-tains ^-4^me. ^4^-~-p*^k^^i- most hcautihil But the conn- -the Sierras, the uncx>ualed new trie> 1ve iaUen m kwe' with anthropology- muM»um of Mexi- rtf.vc been l^itin countries 1 « City** B> MARY StE MILLER Women are. always on the lookout for'ways to maintain a youthful appearance Jlonce the enormous acceptance of cos metics that help to prev rtlltlile marks of a^e or eLse. cover those already -present : In addition to cosTneT-:cs tht*re •are many other ani- and-nio's.t j are overlooked Pr<\- v diet and .exercise: for instance .Or how •j about proper corset rv and stock- jirigs'' . . .. ... * -• j In.the hosiery department we 1 pive you the support stockini: helps prevent .k*g-fatigue/ and the drawn lace caused thereby To4>, there's a limited but use- ful control on the shape of the leg-ifcJch like \hM \a >tretch. _ t Y^.girdle cxer-' on-thc bir»> The dii{eFence..i> that the--stocking are m plum vcw ai*d yet keep their work . i • sec re t / . Jf \ : 4iu havf-/doubts--ah*»u! the efficacy, of <uppv»r r sun-kings, consult your doctor ^*Ou are •almost sure to g« t the. **go' v signal.. •,.;-. .'•''•' Diet and Like It f Reduce, without star-vine' & nd It has been one of the more (, >r mv purse->i/.ed booklet important youthfulness aids :-r> u t and Ll ^ e Jt ^ *hict\ ever since\ Jt .lost rts clinical mclud^: Shortcuts to dietirig. look some : years ago. -a.calorie calculator simplified : Ar>d now it has been\-highly rnen:! • planning.-. *>oi:r :mod< v l refined Whisper ^tsecr. com- weight .'For- v ,, ar ropy. wr«1r jfortable. the leg-siztni to fit de-'\; Mary Sue M:;ief m tare o f this f scribes 1%7 support stockings, n^spape)*. erdosing 20 cents -m Thi>se factors mean a big gain* cJoin and.a large,-self-dddr»>>s^. in fashion without loss of sup- damped ervciope. [port ' \' * \ j . jne m^-^^age i>'for vau. if \KSU | stand a good part of the d^y oh ivour feet Wearing support hose JHSFPH CLVPS\|H>LE. right, veteran of seven yea roping with tourist i*i»e* like M^nte/ama's Revenge, a plane crash in the Ke^\ Sc» and two davs aboard a snow hound train wiihout heat, here directs, a tour visiting Houston's Astr.v dome. j!Seilli«*r rain . . ; ..'.poMBNY IAP) — The onset i of the s.untrn£r monsoon down- . pours brought an immediate [strike of the citv's postmen, j They said the nld saw abouf the | mad going thrrnigh regardless 1 of weather meant it would he delivered only if they were sup- plied with umbrellas Rut even monsoon rains are intermittent and the -mail moved between -dean's what restaurants cater to the We looked nikt- .a bunc+i i»f; i lKe lni . warmth of the people\ \At first it really made me American palate and where the refugees.\ says Clapsaddle j nr tourists he guide- grow ancrv,^ -ay* Clapsa<idle \Now water can be drunk without too. There can N advwstun^ &jr- ^.^ ^ ciapsacWle He gets over I P**i ki^id of daE my mmd to much ri>k of the mt^inal up> ma tours witnm tnc L.< En ! fM ^ rrt ^—^^j tiary T. !>urh-»iu has been pi at ce 1 list for the sp^rng >cnir>t#-r at Roehcster. He paduated * frorn M-nme on June 11 vi:h an a^v*>a-e «decree In Police Science Tie plans to continue his studies -at. * t,en<>eo State Teachers College . m H-e fall. L Mr iJurham is a graduate of >t John's Academy and is the ^on of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ralkus of Platt^sburch set known as tourist tammy or Montezuma's Rrvroc They warn m advar** of cob- 1W. Clapsaddie's* a-memher biestone ?*reeu • \wear flat party ran m:o a buzzard A heels\ i, -of staircases without s4y>r: dr^tarM-e <*>* *t- Prove, railing ^~w-atch your «tep -**- CtarL th^ tr^rn r-*d ^» s*.r^ petsaliy d vna harv* biiocais' % ^nm 4riK*d ^r^tf i» *~* •f hijeh atandes 4\Ukt <t wmdom >e\W a?>d tier *+ w.nd e!asy**K «C iwt aon C\wv^r a pists seemed abHu* i<* \w* ttie katT - - ^^^ fy^u the tracks Mft* a Bat e\tr sa aftec the imaoth lew hour*, tiie mgme ram, «at of arrangernjerns hit a snag and fori and there *a< on mare CtaqpsadAe's chxtom are nrerf- heat » the cars Some crf^ Tf Ibefe \\* MMuters atlem^ied to wai> V* *lm Sand «t that 4«oiicJP^wflL«fer aid hm rrnrr r* route by rati from Chicago tr, f rom n:s t ^> K ^erts iiciw.doe^ he $AV FranciX-o trt Ux- -pnryr-of-Q^ X ^ tourist\ 4 Ed nu>- them if 1 qurt- Td miss meeting all the peo^e who are so r%crted abtiut their trip. 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